Recent reviews by Asgeirr

The game looks quite bland, noticed it immidiately when creating a character that the characters are not very detailed and that is true throughout the game. I had trouble telling characters apart until their name or portrait showed up which shouldn't be a thing.

They did a good job with the feel of the world, but there often are no consequenses to any actions beyond reputation changes and there are a lot of moments where NPC reactions feel very strange. It also has an issue with dialogue leading to unexpected choices. For instance saying "let's discuss this problem" led to me only having the choice of different ways to persuade the NPC to do things a certain way, something my Rogue Trader had no interest in doing.

Like previous Owlcat games it has quite a few tedious mechanics. The warp travelling gets annoying fast, there are a gazillion loading screens and you often have to go through two or three loading screens in quick succession when changing locations.

I think if you like Owlcats previous games and like the 40k universe you'll probably still enjoy it despite it's shortcomings. I did for the most part. but I can't recommend it because the game is incredibly buggy.

Missing animations, scenes that cut short, conversations that end prematurely, disappearing permanent effects, etc etc. But the bigger problem is quest/game breaking bugs that prevent you from finishing quests and possibly even the game without installing a mod. I didn't even get companion slides in the epilogue when I finished the game. Because of all this I would recommend waiting at least 6 months or so and getting it on sale if it does sound like something you might like, then maybe the DLC is in to fill out the story as well as there seems to be cut content in a few places.

Great survival game with a norse twist. I really like the visual style and would recommend it so far. Only downside is that I need more friends to play it with.

Tried the game for a bit over a free weekend and ended up purchasing it, so I would for sure recommend it. I've played a few of these games and this is the best one so far. Of course the Warhammer world adds to that, but I think Fatshark did a good job at making it so that it doesn't get too repetitive. At least not yet. That was my issue with Ghost of Tsushima's version for instance, after a few hours it was just the same every time. Same maps, same enemies, same every time. So far I don't feel like that in this game.

If you like coop or Warhammer definitely give it a go, if you like both then what are you waiting for heretic scum?

Fun despite all of its bugs and problems.

I can highly recommend this game. It took me 12 hours to finish it including all sidequest but two and some of the collectibles. I havn't had this much fun playing anything in a while and if you like South Park you will definately like the humor in the game. The combat is also good and there is at least some variation to it although it gets a tad easy towards the end.

There is some replayability as there are four classes and i will most likely play it through once more as a mage or jew since I played a warrior this time.